By Sid Slesicki, Clarion Photo Editor Picture this. You, the average everyday student who has worked hard for the past 11 years in school, and college application time is coming. By the […]
Kennedy Wrestling: Mat Experts Grapple with Loss of Players
By Isabella Wolfe, Sports Editor During the 2018-2019 season, the J.F. Kennedy Wrestling team got off to an unprecidented start. The wrestling season began with 28 wrestlers (boys) and 4 wrestlers (girls) […]
Student Spotlight: The Dreams That Live On
By Saeri Plagmann, Features Editor What happened to the big dreams and admirable professions that people once aspired to? Most would blame it on age, saying that with experience comes a reality […]
The Clarion’s AP Test Tips
By Cynthia Dominguez, Opinions Editor After spending an entire year or semester enrolled in an Advanced Placement class, students are given the opportunity to take an examination to prove that they have […]
Senior Trip to Disney Cancelled, Replaced by Zoo
By Keir Joy, Happiness Consumer Unfortunately, this year, the senior trip to Disneyland has been canceled in lieu of a field trip to the zoo. Coming from a mix of educational and […]
Two College Nights Provide Kennedy Seniors with Multiple Options
By Sophia O’Neal, Clarion Staff Over the past few months, two different college nights were held at John F. Kennedy High School. These events were intended to provide information for college-bound seniors […]
How to Choose Which College to Attend
By Katelyn Yang, Clarion Staff One of the biggest problems high school students face is choosing which college to attend. It is wise to consider other colleges you may not be interested […]
Expand Your Horizons
By Maya Vargas, Clarion Staff Literally Everyone: “What do you want to be when you grow up? You as an emerging young adult: “Well…” For some, the answer to this question is […]
